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    mesh-flow (version 2) for general ai agent (openclaw, hermes agent)

    by Roy Yuen

    Replace fragile prompt-chains with a strict, artifact-driven DAG orchestration system for reliable agent workflows.

    Updated Apr 2026
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    Included in download

    • Define strict multi-agent dependencies via YAML-based DAGs
    • Enforce human-in-the-loop gates and artifact contracts between steps
    • terminal, file_read, file_write automation included
    • Includes example output and usage patterns
    • Instant install

    See it in action

    Compiled execution plan from project.yaml:
    - Success: 5 nodes validated
    - Graph: contract -> plan -> (implement, review) -> verify
    - Gates: [human_approval] detected on 'review' node.
    Execution: Node [draft-plan] started. Consuming [contract]. Success. Produced [plan].

    About This Skill

    Artifact-Driven DAG Orchestration

    Complexity in AI agents often stems from implicit prompt-chaining where flow logic is buried inside instructions. mesh-flow solves this by introducing a strict, compile-then-run DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph) architecture. It decouples the flow topology from individual node reasoning, ensuring your agents follow a predictable, reproducible, and verifiable path.

    What it does

    This skill provides a robust framework for building complex agentic workflows using artifact-driven modeling. Instead of telling an agent to "then do X," you define what artifacts a node consumes and what it produces. The system uses a dedicated CLI to validate dependencies, detect cycles, and compile your YAML definitions into a normalized execution plan.

    • Explicit Topology: Uses project.yaml as the single source of truth for your flow logic.
    • Hard Gates: Enforces runtime logic (like human approval or upstream success) that prompts cannot hallucinate their way through.
    • State Machine Execution: Manages node states (failed, blocked, rejected) with explicit recovery paths.
    • Standardized Tracing: Generates detailed execution traces for every node, including prompt templates and tool calls.

    Why use this skill

    Unlike standard prompting, mesh-flow provides a structural "spine" for your agents. It prevents flow drift, enables shadow-mode testing for complex migrations, and provides a CLI for local validation and Mermaid diagram generation. It is ideal for developers building multi-step pipelines where reliability and auditability are non-negotiable.

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    Use Cases

    • Define strict multi-agent dependencies via YAML-based DAGs
    • Enforce human-in-the-loop gates and artifact contracts between steps
    • Generate Mermaid visualizations and execution traces for complex flows
    • Validate workflow topology to prevent cycles and missing dependencies

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    Permissions

    Terminal / Shell
    Read Files
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    Allowed Hosts

    registry.npmjs.org
    github.com

    File Scopes

    examples/**
    src/**

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